Matt Giwer
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Did you know Matt is a Holocaust denier?
Why do you compliment me?
Did you know Matt is a Holocaust denier?
This feeling has intensified recently as he became a grandfather and learned that his grandchild is defined in the Population Registry as an "American Christian."
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He explains that he was never religious and never kept the religious obligations, and even though he was born to a Jewish mother he is asking not to be registered as a Jew. The petition states that "the plaintiff would prefer to be registered as an Israeli under the 'nationality' heading, but this is still not possible since the plaintiff cannot present a document showing change of religion since he is not changing his religion."
Originally Posted by Matt Giwer View Post
NO ONE, absolutely no one FORCED Jews to go to Palestine.
Six million of them were murdered in Europe between 1939 and 1945.
To stay behind after the killing was over would have been to live in proximity to those who carried out or blithely ignored the slaughter. A situation that would have been intolerable.
Yes, they were forced out.
Matt, would you also agree that the Americas, Australia, and New Zealand are also stolen lands and the current non indigenous residents are also "occupiers" ?
Matt wants Israel destroyed and gone and says it.
At some point I have to wonder just what defect or set of defects my correspondents suffer.
Zionism was founded the year before Hitler was born so clearly some see going to Palestine was necessitated by him -- or at least his pregnant mother.
But you're not doing it within the context of our faith. You're doing it on a public forum, and it took you 7 pages to get to the point where you're prepared to say that your criticisms of Israel result from holding it to a higher standard than other countries - on religious grounds.Thunder said:So yes, it is perfectly acceptable and within the context of our faith, to hold Jews to a higher standard
What percentage of Non Jewish citizens would it require to destroy Israel?By the way, the "moderate" Abbas declared today the Palestinians will never "cease struggling" until Israel is destroyed through the "right of return".
So what's the difference between Hamas and Abbas? Not much, it seems to me. Perhaps a disagreement on the best way to destroy Israel (international pressure vs. bombs), but not on the essence.
Tell you what...I can save you a lot of Typing by giving you a general rule. Then you can validate any number of examples.Such as recognizing Israel's right to exist? Removing language from their official documents calling for Israel's destruction?
And this has to happen as a condition of getting their state?
How long are you prepared to give me to type out all International laws on this forum?I look at the world and I see states like North Korea, Iraq under Saddam Hussein, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iran....and I don't see any consistent "rules" that are applied to them.
So...just what are these rules? What is this standard you claim they will eventually be held to?
Holy thread zombies....where did this old one pop up from?But you're not doing it within the context of our faith. You're doing it on a public forum, and it took you 7 pages to get to the point where you're prepared to say that your criticisms of Israel result from holding it to a higher standard than other countries - on religious grounds.
Sounds like religious bigotry combined with a bit of racism to me.
Evidence?By the way, the "moderate" Abbas declared today the Palestinians will never "cease struggling" until Israel is destroyed through the "right of return".
So what's the difference between Hamas and Abbas? Not much, it seems to me. Perhaps a disagreement on the best way to destroy Israel (international pressure vs. bombs), but not on the essence.
Holy thread zombies....where did this old one pop up from?
If by that you are agreeing that Israel committed genocide so be it.
I can only speak for the US where there are treaties with the Indian tribes in which they ceded the land to the US government. What is ceded is not stolen. If the tribes today claim the treaties are defective they can turn to the courts to have them annulled. In reality almost all the court cases by the Indians are to have the treaties enforced.
When and if Palestinians cede their private property now in Israel to Israel the lands will cease to be stolen. Until that time the land remains stolen. Until that time the owners have the right to use deadly force against the thieves.
Should you think you have been clever and have come up with something new review the material on the first URL in my sig before posting it. The Indian one is so ignorant and lame I would have thought people to have more self-respect than to raise it.
But you do feel inclined to comment that there's no evidence for this. Next time, just don't reply with this useless drivel...I don't ever feel inclined to Matts comments. I said if he has said so, then that is evidence. I don't know why this has to be so difficult.
No, Mycroft has finally nailed down TF. Simple.Can I just clarify this. Mycroft knows better than Fool does what Fool meant when he said what he said. Bizarre.
Nobody is asking you to be unconditional. I did get a whiff of satire from your post (knowing your position from previous posts), but then again, for sake of clarity, I responded, albeit slightly intoxicatedBigjel, I was trying to be facetious with that one and echo the hyperbole of the anti-Israel left. Obviously I failed
I'm still pro-Israel however I'm not sending out unconditional love.
Wikileaks (ie 'Palestine papers') should display at least some of the background information regarding what was and has been on the table for decades already, especially the land swaps, which includes portions of the current Jerusalem distrinct and the WB. The Israeli public and the Israeli government as a whole, IMO, would be more accepting such final status agreements between the Israeli government and the PA than the Palestinian public and the PA. Especially the Palestinian government because any form of concessions on the Palestinian side will be seen as heresy.Ditch that Likud plank and reign in those settlers. I don't care if the settlers bought the land, it's still land that's going to end up being in a 'foreign" country..eventually.
That's a concern sure, but I doubt in the court of world opinion, Israel will ever win especially with the incessant cannon fodder Hamas/Fatah/etc. churns out with its subsequent PR ploys. Israel could definitely do better though....If Israel is concerned about winning it's case in the court of world opinion, those are two steps it could take to help ensure that victory.
Why do you keep dodging the question? You whine, cry, and moan about how misunderstood you are. You called me a liar for claiming that you don't expect anything at all from the Palestinians in order for them to get statehood, yet it appears this is exactly the case.Tell you what...I can save you a lot of Typing by giving you a general rule. Then you can validate any number of examples.
If its expected of all other Nations it should be expected of a Palestinian nation. Lets see how you can misunderstand that.